(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Microsoft has registered the domains Microsoft-Sony.com and Sony-Microsoft.com.

Both domains were registered this month. But why?

Perhaps a one console future is about to become a reality? Would you buy a XboxStation or a PlayBox?

Or maybe Microsoft has bought Sony, or Sony has bought Microsoft.

Or Nintendo has bought them both, and decided to merge them into one gargantuan company. One can only hope.

no no no on

Even If It was true combining the Playstation and the Xbox would be the biggest fail on earth.

Microsoft-Sony.com links me to bing search microsoft-sony and Sony-Microsoft is not registered because it would at least pop up with the text index and my google chrome browser says Oops! Google Chrome could not find Sony-Microsoft.com /facepalm

Monopolization is illegal in the United States. There are laws in place to protect against that that were set up WAY back in the day. While a monopoly is a good business tactic for the company that is the monopoly it's bad for competing businesses. Better Business Bureau wouldn't and will not allow Microsoft and Sony to monopolize the gaming market even if they bought each other out, or Nintendo bought them out. They'd have to remain separate.

As for what it could mean, who says it's something to do with gaming?

Google+ is live now. What it's its to do with that, as well as computers, Smart TVs ( Wifi Enabled TV's, TV's with Apps, etc), Portable devices (Tablets, Phones), etc. Sony does more than just the ****ing Gaystation you know.

Actually you are completely wrong.

A domain has to be pointed to a server for web page to show up (Or a webhosting on the domains site). If it is just registered and no server attached it will display as a page that wont respond or resolve to an IP. Get your facts right before you '/facepalm'

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Well I didn't know that thanks but for people that don't know any better like me that link should be posted in the first post on the thread.

I guess but it wasn't all that important of a link, would be nice though to see the information to confirm it is Microsoft who bought it.

'Email: [EMAIL="[email protected]"][email protected][/EMAIL]'

Yep that's what I'm saying.